v0.6.0 — javinfo CLI and MCP open/serve — local LAN HLS

0.6.0

javinfo CLI. There’s a real binary now, not just curl. Install it, log in once, look up a code or open a local play URL:
Terminal window
```
curl -fsSL https://javinfo.dev/install.sh | bash
javinfo login
javinfo movie SSIS-001
javinfo open EBOD-391 --with vlc
```
Prebuilts for Linux x86_64, Linux arm64, and macOS Apple Silicon, each with sha256sums.txt. Source: github.com/javinfo/cli. Docs stay at docs.javinfo.dev.
What it does. login writes your jvi_… key (or pass JAVINFO_API_KEY). movie <code> calls /movie with the normal waterfall; pin with --providers or dump JSON with --json. status prints key source, player paths, and daemon state without hitting the API. open and serve run a LAN HLS proxy: opaque session tokens (the DVD code is not the secret), height-capped variants, and .jpeg segments rewritten to .ts so ffmpeg-based players behave. Default port is 8787, max height 1080.
Same config as MCP. Both read ~/.config/javinfo/config.toml (mode 0600). Run javinfo login once and you can drop the env var from MCP host config. If the env key is set and the file is empty, MCP seeds the file so the CLI sees it too.
MCP 0.6: open and serve. @javinfo/mcp still has javinfo-search, javinfo-movie, and javinfo-random. Two new tools call the CLI when it’s on PATH (override with JAVINFO_CLI): javinfo-open starts a play session and returns play_url / meta_url (optional with player — VLC works well), and javinfo-serve does start / stop / status. Look up the code first, then open. Serve control uses Unix sockets, so macOS and Linux only for now.
API unchanged. /movie, /query, /random, prices, and the provider waterfall did not move. This release is shell and agent clients on top of what you already have.